Drug Smuggler To DEA Agent-Ken Behr 

Thank you, between 40 minute - 50 minutes in he starts to sound like an informant.

YES. Big difference. Might want to change the title on this video.

@@fmxmywaybig time. More like Smuggler Turned Snitch

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@@NicolinaDanielleoh shut the hell up, you don’t even know what a snitch is, u look like u couldn’t even kill a fly, I bet you vote blue

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

Yes,Steve_porassss. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

Is he on instagram?

Yes he is Steve_porassss

My father always used to say you can always judge a person by their shoes.

That is so funny I do the same thing lol

Same. Shoes say alot!

Mama said they was my magic shoes. She said they'd take me anywhere!

@@ryanslings6234 ha ha

I 100% understand. please read my comment above. There is a direct link to prison.

Dyslexics of the world, UNTIE! I still struggle with both. Managed a very successful 38+ year software engineering career. One of the things with AD(H)D is often the ability to hyperfocus on things one is highly interested in doing. It's like a superpower right up to the point that one gets bored, and/or something more interesting comes along. People with both conditions (or either of them) often tend to be highly intelligent. In childhood, this can lead down some pretty intense paths in life.

It's all true.. I have dozens of friends with similar stories. 100% true!

Banger? Could you please elaborate? Do you like this guy?

Same☺

@@leneo1731it’s slang for really good

There's dysentery in the ranks!

Really. Lol why would I lie ? It's all 100% true!

@@kennethbehr5580 The 1980’s turn to the 1990’s must have been a head-jerk twist in the zeitgeist. Would you ask Mark Laita why ninety-nine percent of his subjects (from working escorts to cleaned-up addicts to reformed pedos to former NYC undercover detectives to wayward Amish to rogue stockbrokers to chip-on-shoulder hackers) have tattoos. All. Over. Their. Upper. Torsos?

@@kennethbehr5580 Why are most of Laita’s interview subjects tatted like there’s no tomorrow? Even the undercover detectives.

@@345mrsehe makes them all get tattooed before he will agree to film them.

He would have gone to jail eventually anyways. You chose to be engaged to a guy in that lifestyle.

It’s illegal activity He would have gotten killed, or locked up eventually

He was a really tough guy but obviously not because he stabbed is wife.

What are you? A gold fish? Did you even watch the video? He's a tough guy because of the sheer amount of push ups he was able to do. Because if he did that to his wife, there's nothing he wouldn't do to you. Tough in this context means limitless. One without any concept of moral compass. A monster. Get it now? Sigh...

@@suchislife801 not a real monster just a women hater lol if it was his kids you can call him that but hes just a bum who stabbed his wife

@@suchislife801 lots of men can stab their wives doesnt make them monsters makes them pussies and cowards dont disrespect the term monster for this bum

@@martinignaciodefeo9235 His cell mate Jose, genius. Pay attention, Genius. Read, Understand, and only then, reply, Genius.

I´m 100% positive you made a looooooooot of money!!!!! If you made it to retirement... you can enjoy a pretty comfortable life!

Thanks it's all true. I was a CI for the Northen District in Florida. From 92 to 94.

Right .. to funny... ah!

BIG FACTS!!

snitching and lying about how good you were at crimes

Lambs breath

@@charleshubbard4306 I chuckled

​@charleshubbard4306 that's the stuff.

lol

thats the real q

Because speaks from ego 100% of the time

What's done is done, the good the bad, and the ugly. You own it and move on. There are losers and there are winners, angels and devils in this life. Regrets are for the weak.

Yeah like he's a poet...

Obviously you can’t be a drug dealer and then a DEA agent. 😂🎉

Yup..I was a CI not an agent!

@@kennethbehr5580respect for turning your life around. Mark should pay more attention to detail on the facts like that.

It’s pissing down London Town

Lovely morning in London? Did you people move to another time zone? Isn't it like half past one or something there now and you wrote this an hour ago?

Not an interview. More like a monologue.

Seem a little shady

@@cl4998 He was a Confidential Informant (“CI”) for the DEA. If he was registered (“on the books”), he signed a form that acknowledges #1 he is not a DEA Special Agent or employee, #2 he is not employed by any U.S. government, state or local agency and #3 he has no law enforcement authority and is not authorized to carry a weapon. Just before the signature block there is a disclaimer, essentially a hold harmless agreement, in which the CI agrees that the government has no liability in the event of them getting hurt, killed or locked-up overseas. The agreements are tightly written and the CI has no protection if they operate outside their directives. Show up at another deal, get busted and you’re going to do time. DEA will void your agreement and drop you in a heartbeat.

informant not an agent

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You have no clue what your talking about your just another clown who is a nobody still got that business going with your brother John or is this bill what a loser that's why you would always hang out with young boys cuz you got your ass beat alot by us younger kids like 16v. 17 while you were 22 what a loser Billy boy

Bet his fathers farm lol

Your on I'll put $10,000 in escrow. Where is your farm? Seriously why would I get up infront of millions of people and lie about being a drug runner and a snitch? Bets on $10,000 ?

@@kennethbehr5580 Someone's bothered 😂.

@@AJxPrime Well I spent a ton of energy to tell a true story so that others can see what it was like growing up in the middle of that area and then to be called a liar? Really my story is one of thousands like it, so the only solace is that my story is worth telling.

Thank you.. your very kind.

This guy is a loser snitch. He is no agent!

Yep

He comes across just a mature as a 14 year old. Super proud of all his accomplishments just like a bragging teenager.

Well yes I have. I wrote a book about it all and have done several podcast. Look if you a fisher man or a hunter your stories revolve around those events. This is My life true stories. some time painful sometimes just life!

​@kennethbehr5580 yea don't listen to these dorks, the internet just loves to hate. The world needs wild life stories documented.

Of course he’s old

This is ridiculous!!😂

Hello adhd duh 🤣

Yeah because the government always follows protocol. Foh

Have you ALWAYS thought that you know everything?

@@DaisyRenee713just look at this persons post history. Every one is negative. Either a troll or just a miserable human. If there’s even a difference..

No we saw him around 1985 at the Sunrise Musical Theater. And I'll be happy to bet you $10,000 it's all true. The weapons were confiscated by the Hollywood police and the FDLE. The story made national headlines at the time. GET A LIFE!

No we saw him around 1985 at the Sunrise Musical Theater. And I'll be happy to bet you $10,000 it's all true. The weapons were confiscated by the Hollywood police and the FDLE. The story made national headlines at the time. GET A LIFE!

Your 100% right. I say in the book. What if we never had a drug war but instead a sensible approach to drugs like alcohol and tobacco.

So thanks for saying this. Fact 20 to 25% of the population has dyslexia 50% of the prison population has both dyslexia and or ADHD. There is a direct correlation between early learning disabilities and prison.

Exactly... shoot never thought of including the tickets..lol

Bet Ken def cap kappa kekw poggers fr fr

OK I'll prove you wrong... I'll bet you $10,000 it's all true! Lets GO!!

@@kennethbehr5580 lets go genius

As george jung

lol.. I said I didn't do much smuggling!

Thanks..

Buenos Dias!

Sorry to hear. In the end my own family also.

Yes, one of my buddies was nuclear physics clever, now unable to do more than teach English in Barcelona. MJ should never be used by kids under 23.As far as adults go I don't like to tell anyone what to do.

Bikini with the floral print.. smh.

My Ex wife was very pretty, my point was she was alluring enough to entice an international drug smuggler to get his picture taken with her! You're more then able to go to my website and see pictures of her (certainly not in her bathing suit)

So he didn't die!

Yessss

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Except in reverse, and his character was never a DEA agent and he became way more than a drug smuggler.

@@karenfryberger4260 ohhhhh.. I'm out of the loop.... I've never seen that show 🤣

Actually your right the 1st court house burned down. But they do the tours in the court house I was tried in. Good catch!

Thank you so much!

Mom Bouche! I grew up in Vermont and remember when the border was wide open.

exactly...

@@jackwalker9492 me too.. when I was a teen me and my first boyfriend used to drive up to Buffalo New York and Rochester, and just go to CD stores and get new ports and come back over the rainbow bridge in Niagara falls.. only needed birth certificates! After 9-11 everything changed .. I haven't been back to the states since then, over 20 years, because I haven't gotten a passport made

Hank was never a drug smuggler.

@@karenfryberger4260 I meant the DEA part

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Well, you are another person that cannot discern fact from fiction.

I hear you and understand and in the beginning when you were looking at 3 to 5 years nobody really snitched. BUT in the end when it was 15 to 25 years everybody snitched. You should read my book. contact me I'll give you a free copy.

You make a valid point and your right. Like I said never comfortable with the choice I made. But I lived in a bit or bitten world. Many of my friends were killed smuggling or murdered in drug deals. And in the end everybody that's offered a deal takes a deal! You would too!

@@kennethbehr5580 I know I would take a deal if I was facing 25 years. That's why I never committed a crime I couldn't do the time for. Interesting life story nonetheless and I'm sorry for your losses on the way.

No.. I wasn't that big..lol

It was fairly common. If you read Mr. Nice about a UK smuggler it was really super easy back then

Had it a couple of times around 1980, just lovely.

@@MD-ev3hm Of course, and 40-years-ago it was far more strict. Any drug sales, any criminal arrests, associating with convicted felons, drug use other than weed (tolerated under 21 or so), bad driving record, bad credit record, and even anything more than teenage homosexual experimentation would get you blackballed permanently. This is for Feds and state Attorney General’s Office narcs, as well as your big-city police departments which conducted real thorough applicant background investigations. The standards were very high and the pay was relatively much lower than today.

You’re a retard if you think whites are the ones getting out of prison due to their skin color.

Well I go into more detail in the book about black and brown incarceration. And the governments own drug running. And yes I had money and a life time of experience.

I miss Jan Hammer´s music.

Both??? Nobody can be proud of being a snitch but after 32 years I can't be made at him. He just did what anybody and everybody does. Take the deal!

One Step Over the Line. Confessions of a Marijuana Mercenary

@@Arsniclon Most dopers looking at 20+ years are going to flip for all they’re worth. There are two types of private defense attorneys you can retain if you’re charged with drug trafficking. One is a high-dollar attorney that will file every possible motion and go through every government report and recording word by word looking for an opening to attack. The second type of private criminal defense attorney is a deal-maker who will get the defendant a cooperators agreement where you sell your soul for a “5K” sentence reduction. These guys are known for their good contacts with agents and prosecutors than for courtroom theatrics. If you go with a public defender you’re screwed. They don’t have the resources to beat these types of cases and you’ll be found guilty and get slammed (high end of sentencing guidelines). If they say you want to cooperate, you’ll see them at the first meeting with agents and prosecutors. The DEA will thank them and show them the door. The next time you see them will be sentencing. No written deal, no guarantees… even unofficial. You get what you pay for.

Every major cartel boss or mafia boss have snitched all they wanna do is telling everything do there time in prison and get out

Enough of rebecca

He knows Robert Jons

I am sure he could make up another story.

NO I know of him and his story but never meet him.

What do you want, a medal?!?!?! 😂

Exit 53..... former Parsippany resident, but I got out of there.

And....?

It’s just a statement omg you people have nothing else to worry about

@stevenmorinello8522 oh, well, I have family in california ☺️😚☺️

all true.. shit you only heard part of the stories...lol you can have a free copy of the book if you read.

Yep, I NEVER remember it being ANYWHERE over 40k a kilo.

A book doesn’t even cost that much today no way it was almost 60k in the 80s

No way he knew Carlos Lehder and was paying 50-60 per 9:43

@@alicedee5540 In the late 70's in was $57,000 for a pure uncut key. by the mid 80'sThe average price was mid $30,000. At one point I was paying as low as $10,000 to $11,000 a key directly from my smuggling friends. The price was like all commodities supply and demand driven. You should get my book I'll give you a free copy if you like just contact me. KB

Just another boring day in jail my friend you ever been.? and there are over 400 push ups in a deck of cards how many think you could do?

Sounds like jail to me. I will never understand the negative Nancy comments.

Right... whats your point?